The 5-star hotel reed diffuser that makes a bathroom smell expensive for $10
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- Best for
- people who can't stand candle smoke, want a constant low-level scent in a small room, or have tried Diptyque and don't want to spend $80 to scent a powder room
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- Scent throw is gentle, so it works in a small bathroom or closet but not a large open kitchen
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AirScent's No. 1014 Coastal Blend is a fragrance oil concentrate that smells like the lobby of a Marriott resort: lemon, bergamot, and sea breeze on a base of soft wood. The 10ml bottle works with any reed diffuser or aroma machine and lasts roughly 4 to 6 weeks in a small bathroom or entryway, longer in a closet. The bottle is glass with a screw-top dropper, so you can pour it without spilling onto a reed setup. Best fit: people who can't stand candle smoke, want a constant low-level scent in a small room, or have tried Diptyque and don't want to spend $80 to scent a powder room.
Pros
- Smells like a 5-star hotel lobby, not perfume-store sweet
- Works with any reed diffuser or aroma machine, no proprietary device required
- 10ml bottle lasts 4 to 6 weeks in a small bathroom
Cons
- Scent throw is gentle, so it works in a small bathroom or closet but not a large open kitchen
Frequently asked questions
Does this work with any reed diffuser or do I need a specific device?
It works with any reed diffuser, aroma machine, or aroma nebulizer. The oil is pure fragrance concentrate, not a pre-diluted reed refill, so you can use it however you'd use any essential oil.
How long does one bottle last?
4 to 6 weeks in a small bathroom or closet, less in a larger open room. Reviewers in big living rooms recommend doubling up with two bottles in two diffusers.
What does it actually smell like?
Lemon and bergamot up top, sea breeze in the middle, soft wood on the dry-down. It's not perfume-store sweet, more like the lobby of a Marriott or Westin resort.
Is it safe around pets?
Reed diffusers are generally fine for households with pets as long as the bottle is out of reach. The oil is concentrated, so don't let pets drink the diffuser water and don't apply directly to skin.
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